Camp-bound company M sails for Winton ten days
Cedar Falls reports Company M prepares to depart for a ten day camp at Winton from the Rock Island depot. The Charles City unit will transfer to Cedar Falls, enabling a size and appearance comparison. A future armory dedication will include a large program at the current post office hall. A rifle range project may follow. Dr. J. E. Snowden, 76, longtime Congregational pastor, celebrated his birthday yesterday.
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Cedar Falls
Winton
Rock Island
Charles City
Thedar Falls
Puesent Hall
Wilimek
Local notes from Littleton and area visits
Aug 5 Littleton notes record Mrs E W Stevenson and nephew Flavis Bunnel planning the tatters grandfather funeral at Shady Grove. G W Camp and wife visit Indepence. Leo Marshart of Duyusuque and family guests. Various relatives and visitors from Independence Susan realm. Miss Florence Harter of Hudson. gatherings with families in Fairbank Hazelton Oelwein Cedar Falls and Stewart Ned. Ladies Auxiliary served serve melons at Presbyterian basement Thursday evening Aug it. Rev Hill and family camping on Wapsi. Mrs Searles visiting Independence.
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Littleton
E. W W. Stevenson
Flavis Bunnel
Shady Grove
G. W. Camp
Independence
F. B. Camp
Leo Marshart
Duyusuque
Busse
Earl
Wilson
Frank Rehberg
Arthur Pingree
Prairie Center
Mary Chase
Fairtank
West
Eldora
McChesney
Toronto
Mia
Gill Griswold
Will Singer
Winthrop
Dunlay
W. W. Pratt
Chas
Pratt
A. H. Huffman
Stewart, Ned
Hale
Cedar Falls
Hazelton
Fairbank
Smith, Ropbinson
Lewis
Oelwein
Rice
Aira
B. F. Hinderliter
Waterloo Dinner Draws Local Women Helpers
Almost fifty people attended the Ladies Aid society dinner at the Herbert Miller home on Thursday. Nearby residents Geo Alexander, Charley, John Rohbere, and Jay Minton were noted as attendees from Waterloo Saturday as the town observed a powerful searchlight at Electric Park visible from the area. Mr and Mrs Alg Agnew or Dun-
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Terloo
Ladies Aid Society
Herbert Miller
Geo
Alexander
Charley
Atc
John
Rohbere
Jay Minton
Waterloo
Eelecric Park
Alg. Agnew
Dun
Mission letters from London show Reform era church ties
Dr H W Reherd writes from Ivankee Hotel London July 24 1911 to Waterloo First Presbyterian Church detailing his world tour with church leaders. He describes visits in Ireland Scotland and England including Killarney Ramelton Edinburgh and Westminster Morgan's London church, noting sermons and missionary links and urging American church confidence in the Holy Word amid British conservatism.
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Waterloo
Great Britain
Ivankee Hotel
London
Shorcrer
Scotland
Dr. Whyte
House of Commons
Sater
Dr. Morgan
G. Campbell Morgan
Westminster Chapel
St. Paul's Cathedral
Reginald C. Campbell
Joseph Parker
City Temple
Campbell Morgan
Jacob
House of God
China
Tf Ramelton
Trish
HL W. Reherd
Visiting the Francis family and local notices in Hudson
Kerton are visiting the Francis family while Miss Margaret McNulty departs for Spokane Washington. Mr Horn the blacksmith suffered a severe foot crush when a wagon wheel rolled over it Saturday. Simon Waler shipped a carload of cattle. Mrs Adda Francis visited Waterloo a week ago. Esther Rupert of Waterloo visits relatives in Hudson. W S Acuff recently moved to Ipswich and bought the Lowell farm near Jesup. Crops burned out around Ipswich after heavy rains. fall plowing possible, threshing stalled. R F L Hinderliter has sold his business to Emace Patten and will move. Patten admired for generosity. Arnold and Chas McLaughlin among the sick. Mrs Cora Chase of Fetebank visits. Mrs John Knudsen spent days in Waterloo. Miss Margaret Mastain and Miss Elizabeth Mastain visit from Cedar Falls. Martha Schiefelbein clerk at Gutknecht’s. Pollock vacationing in Independence. Lois Starr assists Mastain with housework. appendicitis recovery. George Sargent Jr breaks arm from swing fall. Mrs Fred Seuffertein visits from Westgate. Mrs Frank Klein hosts dinner with Tom Cummins. Baptist ladies plan ice cream and cake sale on church lawn. Cash Crawford visits Odin while Ralph Johnson suffers field accident with manure spreader injuring jaw and head. W E Shimer goes to Waterloo for Prospect Place barbecue. Schiefelbein falls twelve feet from a window, unconscious briefly. no bones broken.
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Margaret MccNuelty
Spokane
Horn
Simon Waler
Chris
Adda Francis
Waterloo
Esther Rupert
Ww. S. Acuff
Ipswich
Lowell Farm
Jesup
Tpswich
Woerd
R. FL. Hinderliter
Patten
Arnold
Chas. McLaughlin
Cora Chase
Fetebank
E. L. Miller
Ter
Colleen Freeman
St. Paul
Hudson
Mararet
Elizabeth Mastain
Cedar Falle
Cart Mastain
Martha Schiefelbein
Gutknecht
Pollock
Independence
Lois Starr
George Sargent, Jr
Fred Seuffertein
Young
Westgate
Frank Klein
Eagle Center
Tom Cummins
Oelwein
Clyde Mastain
Ralph Johnson
Geo. Johnson
Ralph
W. E. Shimer
Prospect Place
Schiefelbein
Linden Church Services and Local Births
Linden notices report regular church services to be held tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Banfield celebrate the arrival of a baby girl last Saturday. Mrs. Emma Weatherby and Mrs. Ida Mitchell visited Bert Lane in Linden. Mrs. Will Montgomery underwent appendicitis surgery at Presbyterian hospital Friday evening and is recovering well.
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Linden
H. M. Banfield
Emma Weatherby
Marshalltown
Ida Mitchell
West Waterloo
Bert Lane
Aug 5 Social Notes From Shell Rock Iowa
Shell Rock Aug 5 Wait Hollen beck of Dyersville visited friends in town early this week. Rev J J Hatson of the Congregational church has resigned his pastorate and will move with family to St Augustine Florida. Carl Stanley and wife returned to Washington DC after visiting his parents. Mrs T Husband bought her former residence and will improve it. Mrs J C Eason of Waterloo visited last week with Mrs Sherwood. Mrs T W McInroy and daughter Marjory left for Denver for Nettleton reunion at Mrs Robbins home. Mrs Nettleton and four daughters from California will attend. Mr and Mrs H B Brown and children tour Iowa visiting relatives in Preston. Prof A W Moore and family visiting Amick home. Moore, formerly superintendent here, moves from Ackley to West Union to head schools. Mr and Mrs D Adair welcomed a new son last Monday. Miss Geanie Johnson of Clear Lake visiting Ethel Amick. Mrs F G Whitehouse and daughter from Sioux Falls visited here this week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Neal were in town.
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Shell Rock
Euseba Dole
Husband
J. C. Eason
Waterloo
Sherwood
T. W. MecInrey
Marjory
Denver
Colo
Nettleton
F. W. Robbins
MccInroy
California
H. B. Brown
Preston
A. W. Moore
J. H. Amick
Moore
Ackley
West Union
D. Adair
Geanie Johnson
Cleark Lake
Ethel Amick
F. G. Whitehouse
Sioux Falla
S. D
Ernest Neal
Local visitors and travel notes in Clarksville events
Clarksville notes list visits by Mesadameg N. Byran, C. L. Smal ley, E. Laird and Misses Mildred and Mariam Laird of Waverly in town Thursday. Miss Mac Cilbson hosts friends while Miss Hope Foot and Miss Agnes Thorndolph of Cedar Falls are mentioned. Prof and Mrs C K McCook traveled to Rochester this week for Mrs McCook to enter Mayo hospital for throat surgery. Mrs McCook will return home once possible after the operation.
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Clarksville
N. Byran
C. L. Smalley
E. Laird
Mildred
Mariam Laird
Waverly
Tursday
Mac Cilbson
Hope Foot
Agnes Thorndolph
Cedar Falls
C. K. McCook
Rochester
McCook
Mayo Hospital
Waterloo Mission Sunday School Opens on Argyle Street
The Waterloo mission announces regular Sunday school sessions at 2 oclock on Argyle Street near Fourth Street East. The classes will be divided into three, with Miss Edna McDonald named superintendent. Everyone is invited to attend these meetings.
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Waterloo Mission
Argyle Street
Fourth Street
Edna McDonald
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertised
An old fashioned cure for dark glossy hair is promoted through drugstores. The write up touts Wreths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a scalp tonic and color restorer, available at fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee if it fails. Special agent H. W. Taggart lists 437 Commercial Street as contact.
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Trier
Wreth
H. W. Taggart
Commercial Street
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Beveer Made
West Fifth Street
Mt Boya
J. E. Snowden
Congregational Church
Ife
Snowden
Washington and
Fourth Streets
Doris Merner
Eighth
Clay Streets
Mary Baker
Shell Mock
Edna Wallace Hopper
Richard
Carle
Cable
H.W. Reherd
Friends of the
First Presbyterian Church
Town
British Isles
Ireland
England
Killarney
Christ
Ramelton
Francis Makemie
James Black
Edinburgh
Alexander Whyte
St. George's Free United Church
George V
George
God
W. A. Sweitzer
Joders
Drinkwater
Uun
Shirley
Crown and Wife
Chicago
McMillan and Family
Joder
Glenn
Robert
Doc'’ Moffat Tank
Genevieve Johnson
Allison, Ja
Minnie Johnson
First National Bank
Kerton
Francis Famil
Chub A. Smith
J. K. Joder & Son
Executive Council
M.j.pommer
Jefferson Street
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